Tesseract: .net core support

Created on 11 Nov 2016  Â·  11Comments  Â·  Source: charlesw/tesseract

Hi,

are there roadmap for making tesseract support .Net Core?

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Done, complete rewrite of existing project structure to support multi-targeting and testing the major supported targets and generating nuget packages via visual studio's pack feature (or just use dotnet pack). However because of this a fully up-to date version of Visual Studio 2017 is required to build the project.

I'll be releasing a new version once I've tested the generated package on the sample project some more. Might not be for a few days though.

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Not yet, I'm inclined to wait till .Net Core's tooling and .Net standard has stabilised.

Just a shout out for .Net Standard - we've made the shift to that.

I have successfully ported the code to compile under DotNet Core. There are a few minor changes that need to be done but it all seems to work OK.

How did you do it @Brumawen ??

Any updates guys? Net Standard 2.0 has been released months ago.

@Brumawen can you share the steps/process on how you ported the code to .net core?

The question is... _will it be ever done_?

any updates on that? @Brumawen can you share this changes with us?

Yes, was working on this over the weekend actually. The main projects been
ported just need to get the tests up and running.

Shouldn't be much longer now...

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any updates on that? @Brumawen https://github.com/brumawen can you
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awesome, thanks!

For those who are in a hurry I successfully adapted it to run with a .NET Core project, you can see a sample here

ps: it is just a rough adapt

Done, complete rewrite of existing project structure to support multi-targeting and testing the major supported targets and generating nuget packages via visual studio's pack feature (or just use dotnet pack). However because of this a fully up-to date version of Visual Studio 2017 is required to build the project.

I'll be releasing a new version once I've tested the generated package on the sample project some more. Might not be for a few days though.

@charlesw are this changes made in any nuget package?

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